The DS600 ‘Snake’ Sectional Sofa by De Sede

Furniture Design

Jan 24

The one-of-a-kind sectional sofa was Designed in 1972 by Ueli Berger, Eleonora Peduzzi Riva, Hans Ulrich & Klaus Vogt for De Sede. It has graced some of the most influential magazine covers, has resided in homes of the rich and famous and overall has maintained its timeless treasure. Let’s take a look at some of our favorite interiors featuring the dominating design.

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Photography by chase daniel

We are loving this moody interior by Melanie Raines, designed by ryan street & associates and built by koch construction.

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We are enthralled with this airy loft environment from @misenscene40. Is the de sede sectional the main attraction or is it the space age floating fireplace? Either way, We’ll take both.

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Drooling over this cuttin edge office space designed by Irakli Zaria Interiors based in Moscow. Featuring the DS600 ‘Snake’ sofa, an ‘Elda’ chair by Joe Colombo and an akari lamp by Isamu Noguchi.

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The living room of James Drew and Kat Bell, owners of Argyle Design.

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The cool and casual home of @amsterdammodern.

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Inside the home of emilisindlev featuring the DS600 sectional, a ‘Camaleonda’ by Mario Bellini and Candy Cube tables by Sabine Marcelis.

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The living room of Lisa Perry’s Palm Beach house.

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It doesn’t always have to be large and in charge! We are loving this cozy corner using a smaller modular section.

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This living room is one of the more fun and colorful ones we’ve seen that features the DS600 sectional, and we are here for it.

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Warm and cozy meets rustic space age. What a combination. But somehow it all works!

Inside Courtney & Joy Newman’s living room.

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Photography by @shadedeggesphotography

We love this birds-eye view of the DS600 modular sofa. Designed by interior design firm Ashe Leandro. Featuring pieces by Isamu Noguchi, Gio Ponti & Franco Albini.

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Photography by Vincent Leroux
This glowing living space was designed by **Sandra Benhamou** and was featured in an issue of Architectural Digest Mexico. Another highlight of this incredible space is the structural lounge chair by Japanese designer George Nakashima.

This post-modern wonderland is the home of @phil__harrison.

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